Plotholes You Can't Stop Thinking About

CleverGoat 2023-03-20 01:36:24 UTC #1

Has there ever been a plothole in a book, tv show, or movie that you couldn't stop thinking about or just drastically changed your opinion?

DasIstWunderblyat 2023-03-20 02:46:06 UTC #2

~~The ending of Attack on Titan somewhat feels like one~~

moontokkym 2023-03-20 16:36:06 UTC #3

Main problem of Jurassic Park: "oh no, the carnivorous TRex is roaming free on the island and killing people.
Happy ending of Jurassic World: "Yay the carnivorous TRex ate the other dinosaur and is now roaming free on the island, this is great, we won, happy end!"

Lensing 2023-03-20 16:43:28 UTC #4

I´m a Star Wars fan and the movies only consist of plot holes pretty much from the moment on
where Obi Wan appeared the first time in episode IV and in continued. Some of the plot holes
really felt horrible. One that tortured me a lot was that they later put a new Jabba scene into the movie
where he forgives Han Solo and that doesn´t make any sense because he doesn´t forgive him and bounty
hunters are on his trail

NickRowler 2023-03-20 17:01:50 UTC #5

I absolutely love Big Hero 6 but there is a part at the end that bugs me. SPOILERS

So the film established earlier that if Baymax's healthcare chip is removed, he goes crazy. But somehow he was able to remove his own healthcare chip and hand it to HIro without anyone noticing. If you make the argument that maybe he also removed the combat chip, but that doesn't make sense because he can't function at all if he has no chips.

AmazementComics 2023-03-20 18:19:08 UTC #6

I watched the full Cowboy Bebop anime about 7 months ago. And I gotta ask, did Spike die at the end of the series?

Mysterious…

powerplantanimations 2023-03-21 21:57:34 UTC #7

I'm not a fan when you can feel the laziness of the writers? Rise of Skywalker was another example. "How do we explain all these force powers that we never seen before?" "Meh. Comics. Books. Video games." Last Jedi and the hyper light scene. All I was thinking was "Why wasn't that used on the Death Star again? Oh one in a million? Oh okay, but what about this space battle in this Star Wars show or movie? Or this one? Or this one? Nobody even suggested...?".

There's the concept of the multiverse in the MCU. What If made me ask a lot of questions. Like the Watcher is like "I HAVE TO STOP ULTRON BEFORE HE DESTROYS THE MULTIVERSE!" and I'm like... "Aren't you exaggerating a bit? Also are you seriously saying this Ultron hasn't even thought about teaming up with infinite versions of himself? Is he seriously the only one? ... Or after She-Hulk are the people in charge implying that the Watcher is an actor and putting on a show since he's the first character to break the fourth wall?". I dunno.